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Volkswagen ID.3 Neo revealed as heavily updated ID.3

The ID.3 Neo has a new drive system, allowing for a range of up to 391 miles.

Volkswagen ID.3 Neo
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Volkswagen has revealed the ID.3 Neo, a heavily-updated version of the C-segment electric vehicle (EV) it has sold since 2020.

The ID.3 Neo has a new drive system, allowing for a range of up to 391 miles.

Three battery and motor combinations will be offered, with the entry-level model having 170PS and a 50kWh battery.

Customers will be able to upgrade to the 190PS variant with a 58kWh battery, or the 231PS variant with a 79kWh battery.

Volkswagen has redesigned the exterior of the ID.3 for the Neo, adding a front light strip, an illuminated emblem, as well as body-colour roof, rear spoiler and boot panels.

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The interior has a 10.25-inch Digital Cockpit and a 12.9-inch central display, as well as a new steering wheel.

Volkswagen said the interior of the ID.3 Neo has higher-quality materials than its predecessor.

Optional equipment includes a panoramic sunroof, a 360-degree camera, massaging front seats and a Harman Kardon sound system.

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Advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) have received updates, with Connected Travel Assist gaining optional traffic light recognition.

Vehicle-to-load (V2L) capabilities have been added.

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Martin Sander, member of the board of management responsible for sales, marketing and aftersales, said: “We have developed the new vehicle generation based on the motto ‘True Volkswagen’ and have consistently placed the benefits for our customers at the centre of our actions.

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“In addition to the long range, models such as the ID.3 Neo impress with a superior, timeless design that provides long-lasting pleasure, high quality for a noticeably first-class driving experience and technical perfection that can always be relied on.

“This is complemented by particularly intuitive operation, which makes everyday driving easier and more convenient.”